Night Star (Abstract Mountain Range)

This work stages a tense dialogue between the manufactured and the organic: a rigid, brick-like band crowns the image while pale, veinous conduits spill downward, as if the city’s hidden arteries were feeding—or siphoning—the land beneath. Below, layered slate-blue forms read like fractured terrain or submerged plates, their fissures and dark pockets suggesting both resilience and slow erosion, a geography under pressure. The scattered points of light hover like plankton or distant stars, lending the scene a hushed, cosmic scale that turns extraction into elegy, and infrastructure into a quiet, persistent haunting.